One woman in this work is given the nickname Alaiyo meaning "One for whom bread is not enough" by a suitor who brings her clothing and music. A down payment on a house made in Clybourne Park in this work angers the central family and prompts a visit from Karl Lindner, who offers the family more money not to move there. George Murchison is called shallow by Beneatha, who is concerned her pursuit of a medical career is not womanly enough and would cut deeply into the family's $10,000 check, which Walter Lee hopes to invest in a liquor store. For 10 points, name this work about the Younger family taking its title from a 
One woman in this work is given the nickname Alaiyo meaning "One for whom bread is not enough" by a suitor who brings her clothing and music. A down payment on a house made in Clybourne Park in this work angers the central family and prompts a visit from Karl Lindner, who offers the family more money not to move there. George Murchison is called shallow by Beneatha, who is concerned her pursuit of a medical career is not womanly enough and would cut deeply into the family's $10,000 check, which Walter Lee hopes to invest in a liquor store. For 10 points, name this work about the Younger family taking its title from a Langston Hughes poem, a play by Loraine Hansberry.
One woman in this work is given the nickname Alaiyo meaning "One for whom bread is not enough" by a suitor who brings her clothing and music.
A {Raisin} in the {Sun}